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Every time I have a problem or miss a feature, or it behaves in an unexpected way, I check if there's an issue open. Most of the time there is, multiple years o
by zeeZ 4y ago
Every time I have a problem or miss a feature, or it behaves in an unexpected way, I check if there's an issue open. Most of the time there is, multiple years old, sometimes with a bunch of missed release goals.
With all the recent pricing changes and the way billing if set up, I can't help but feel their end goal is ticking boxes on as many "enterprise" shopping lists as possible by adding as many features as possible to provide a nice resume, but without actually maintaining those features.
Smaller teams are becoming increasing irrelevant, and when you call them out on it and they say they do care, you just get pointed at a sales representative whom you never hear from again.
- stevekemp 4y agoThat matches my view pretty well. They support "everything", but most of that support is half-baked, just enough to satisfy a box-ticking exercise. Their runners are nice, but the whole devops stuff and other things seem kinda half-baked and barely coherent.